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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
NO CORNER IN PRUNES.

! DEALERS WHO EXPLAIN THE RISE IN PRICEs-A
SHORT TURKISH CROP.
| There are loud complaints among certain dealers in
prunes in this city who have been caught short i'll
the market or who have sold their stock before the
recent rise in prices. Circulars have been sent out
right and lett by some brokers who "got lett charg-
ing that q syndicate had been formed 10 buy up TURK
| sh and French and Bohemian prunes and form
corner which would swell the price to abnormal size
| Among the large houses in the prlnc trade are
Matthew Dean x Co.. OF No. DIS Wsshngton-si ;
! Hills Brothers, vichst. and Park place, and
Rosenstein Brothers. at No. 3l3 Grecnwlchst MI
| Dean SAID yesterday:
All there is in tho matter that some people have beno
caught want 10 break the prcc SO
IL no @ er" W. can buy ali the f"e. we want at cents
number OF brokers have simply put 5000 200 or
undertaken protect dealers Last price
small domestic fruits are scarce and pruncs have gone
up The who have put the money into the trade and
trade 10 lbe extent OF preventing cutting which lat
caused dealers TO lose large sums OF money Inc en-
than five before through the rise caused BY THIS large puf
chase.
Hills Brothers said:
This talk Of corner Is simply rdlcuoa. We think
1t pretty well known where the wall comes from Young
broker whom nobody ever her OF before has been sending
which had stock when the rise came We have
them that aithonrh il is not really buy ali
need at cents
Roscnsten Brothers corroborated these views, adding
The crop abroad short this and domestic fruits are
selling 100 TO 200 per cent higher than last year
Apples that sold then for = cents we are
prune- lie didn't have grasp the market and
now he Is taking 1t out In squealing.
One of the ablest dealers knows In and out
and through and through, said
The price not abnormal and prunes can be
no.s in any qu1 s a * On PrSs m the .osse In The
Turkish crop with Bohem ian and French pfnne, absurd
These have the acid in them which gives the Turkish
Is value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

STATEMENTS WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
The old reliable house Of William +. Kidder Co. s3
John st New ork state that Digsstyn
will Positively spepsia and Indigestion over 5000
ply certify 10 the above Try bottle Sold BY AL
druggists. 81 per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02

"a to 4S bust measures in seaskin garments,
prices marked down L. C. shsyne Furricr 100 PrincesL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
9G4nR MS nnn.

BY reference TO our advertising col
umns it will be noticed that q Grand
Thanksgiving Bail. under the auspices
Of the EIkO Fire Department will be
given at the Depot Hotel on the even.
ing Of the 2Ith instant. The Dining
room OF the Depot HoId. ~hen cleared
Of furniture. is admirably adapted to
the purposes OF Q ball room, tho popu.
larity OF the Gem in serving attractive
and bountifuI ball suPpers insures am
pie Recommendations: for all guests,
while the we'll known reputation OF the
management is sufficient evidence that
everything will be done + make this
OCCASION Que Of the most enjoyable en-
tertainments OF the season. uud all who
delight in Terpsichnr=An suusems nts
should mako preparations to sttecd the
FireInan's Ball on the evening Of
Thanksgiving Day
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
tf,oa W.aa..a.s...D DARYL.
MhRA0GHAl.

Large. nps White BiInkstA only %
. pair. At HeinhATt's.
J. L. Ksyse: Is building . rev reel.
dsnee on the site Of his old one.
Trust in God and mind your own
baSinsAs-eSpeoiAllyt the lAtt.r.
The only news ue have from tho cleo
tons yesterday is that New York vent
Democratic and Ohio Republican.
EI-Assembiyman W. J.. Hanks ar
rived last evening from virsiuia City
and stopped over in town intervie wing
bis numerous friends to-day.
John L. Sullivan arrived in London
Monday. A crowd Of $500 betting
men. PugilisiS and roughS assembled Ut
the railway station 10 Welcome him.
Vim. Mitchell shipped 1000 hssd OF
fat sheep this Aft,FnoOo. cold 70 L.
Godchau1 for the San FrHneisco market.
This. We b~elievs. is tbs largest shipment
Of mutton sheep ever made from this
point. o.
Mr.. s. s. Sears has sold his residence
TO Mrs. Lowe for $1,000. The negoti-
atoms, which have beenin progress for
som time. ~sre completed last even
ing. and ue congratulate Mrs. Lowe on
having secured = hne property;
The Secretary OF the Interior has Se-
oeired a telegram from the Grow Agency
saying the Indians all delivered them.
selves up except one. and are in the
Guard House. The prisoners will be
sert to Fort Smelling and held until
their disposition il decided upon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
S0A-SuIteA.

The cause Of Patnode against the
Argus Mining COMPANY for SrO. 900
damages for alleged injuries sustained
in the mine hud been on trial in the
District Court ut Ely from Friday 10
Wednesday last. Alter hearing the
evidence for the plaintiff. defendants
counsel moved for q nou-suit. Able
arguments were made against the mo-
ton by plaintiffs counsel, Messrs.
Baker 4 RiVeS. and for it by Msssrs.
Wren. Cheney and Murphy. Wednes-
day afternoon Judge Fitzgerald granted
the motion non-suiting plaintiff. The
result gives general s~stisfaction in
Taylor. the general opinion being that
Pntnode Vas . worthless character and
not entitled 20 q dollar. II 10 not likely
All appeal will be tSken.-lw hits Pine
News. q ...,. =. .h
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13

Are spent every year by the peopI. Of
TINS o'Ate Tor worthless medicines for.
the cure Of throat and lung diseases,
when We know tbatif they would oniys
invest u In SANTA ABLE. The new
California discovery for cousumpdon
and kindred complaints, thoy woujd N
this Pheasant remedy and relief, tia,
recommended BY ministers, physicians
and public speakers Of the .Golden,
State. Bold and guaranteed by p. j.
Muller ~ u . bottle. Three for 50 90.
The most stubborn sass of catarrh VIII,
speedily sueounb - CALdFORNIA.
oAT-RcURB. Blk month"; treat
nest for 81. BY nail, d 10.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
Will Nos re

4 Springfield. H.. dispatch Of tho
Sch instant says: A representative Of
the Associated Press called yesterday on
Governor Oglesby's friends In or
der to learn II possible their views as
IN his probable action in the Anarhis,s'
case. Judge MAtbsny.li oi the ssngsnon
County Court. said. | have known Gov
n OGI"Sby for forty yeArs and what
sysS he decides 70 do In the casa he
will do regardless OF threats Of yiolencs
% other efforts. T.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13

The ladies OF Elko have perfected ar
engagements for giving . Grand New
England Dinner at Bresmnu Hail on
next Monday afternoon, the 18th instant.
Thr tables will DO loaded with all the
s~ubstsntials au1 delicacies incident to q
dinner OF n forefathers. and attentive
walters will attend to the wants Of the
guests. The object Of the dinner is to
provide means for furnishing The study
Of the minister. Rev. Porter. and D. the
cost Of ~psrtaking Of this bountiiul re-.
past is placed at III. low price of 60
cents. it is hoped that there will be Q
multitude Of hungry guests. 4 cordisl
Invitation Is extended TO all. Como and
be filed. ~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13

The c"se Of Hugh Karnshan. indicted
for the murder Of George Roa las, De.
csmbsI In White Pine county. hes been
transferred from Ely 20 Eureka. The
jurymeu subp@ussd 70 Try the csss oil
had unqualified opinion. - 70 the gull.
OF innocence u Ghe Gocus.d, and, The
White pin" News says. we're rspritusnd-
cd by Judge Fitzgerald for forming
died opinions frou rumorS concerning
tho case. The News anys the murder
Of Fox, which Was committed last
Christmas morning, wna cod blOOded
' aud unprJvuksL. ...
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
No MhIskI 20 IndIAna.

There are o about 800 Indians In
town, most OF whom are BtalWart young
men. Their loading tnen soy they dc.
sire to have a good time, and do not
wish the young men TO be girsu whisky.
They complain that white men took
Are water to their dancing ground last
night 10 sell or give, and they AJAX the
officers 20 bb vigilant and attest any.
body who sells them whisky silver
State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
NOTICE OF O or.
WILL. =,

THE DBTRIoT COURT or THE sTA1n
L OF Nevada In and frr NM Qoubiy.
In the MISTER Of the estate Of ). u. RAND
deceased. NV
NortcE 10 EERgBY GIVEN THAT Mos.
~ dhy' the fourieenth day Of November, isSi.
ct o'eiosh L.. =. ei'aid day, Spd The eourIroora
Of said Court In the County Of Elko. sat.
OF NsVAda. hare boon sppSintsd ~ the
time and place for proving tho viii OF said ..
y. RAND, deceased. and for hearing The apoiL
cstios Of Ms NARY ILLEN BAND for N.
is'uAees 70 her OF loticts tustAuop.ssy
osSson, ..'HF1lE ~ aIF
O. ,. wnEHls, CsEK
=. W. ponspr md Ia. PLuNHEA. ~. 3,
Attornsys FOO rpan1a&.E.
Aha o. T. issa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
DEFor HO1lL-Clark L ass.n Prorr,.-
tors, .-

DEPor HoTEL-Clark 4 Gsesn Prorrss-
l. tors. $.
D ogilVis. N Barrett & wife, " II
Birhe, Tuscaron; PJ ogilvie. South
Fork; EP Rove, n W Rosenblat, Geo
Z Fuller, A KoIn, Mrs H s Demaretk
A 8 Bates, Jr, 8 +; Frank Hudson, Bat
tie Mountain; A ] Roulstoue, OnklAnds
B o Height, frank Moose. Chicago: 2
@ Port. Wella; II II Porch, Huntington:
A e Bragg. Reno; Mrs Potts, Cabin; Il
Lindiecal. Austin; L MalAtesta. Belle
Vue; Geo Williamson, Bullion. .
H~onsyman, Glover Valley; Mrs
Fry IA children, Chas TuggIe, Kit
Billiard, Chas McPhenon, Tusearorn;
Al Andrew, AT Reed, Reed's;. d K
Hooten 4 wife, South Fork; Q Gray, A
W Brown. Huntington; Ii Sorensen. 10
Hennen. Pleasant Valley; Victor Kes-
ney. Wheeler, TX Rosenblatt, q
7: Chas Gray. Gilbert Henry. Mound;
Dan Vedder. A Rebouls. Lamoille: "
r MAIfsld. Elko.
wv Odds. Pal Mcclure. Jas Muiisn.
@ Pennington. S r; G II Bind. Tusos-
rora; r Whitfield, s F 90; TT HAr.
riS. Ben Harris. Huntington; IA Rob-
er.on. LSmoiile; Phil Plants. Austin:
U s~apvora, hourtain Home; AL Davis.
Salt Lake; L W Mcleod, Bellevue; "
j Eddy, Star Valley A Wilson. Port
HRlleck.
A Mckee, z q Mainw.ring. sacra-
mento; J p Rains, Pine Valley; J n
Mitchell. Telocaset, Orr II Kline, z
Hi1on. Martin Cream, CO FoEseson 4
wife, b f.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA,
1 OF l NJ AP-
POINTED FOR ROV
ING WILL, ETC.
II rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sTArE
y 81 NeYAdA, 10 and for EIko UonnIr-

IN rHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
L OF Nevada. In and for Elko County.
In h MATTER OF the Estate -
Hattie T.. HOEIc, Deceased,
DURsUAHT TO LAW, NOTICE IA uHnu
L by given. that Monday. tie al dsy So
VEN Ser. A.. d.. 1851. al . O'Clock =. n. Of s.id
day. and tbs Court Room OF said Court. at ID.
Court Houssi in The said county Of Eiko hSy.
been appointed a. the time and place for proy.
Ing the VIII Of said Matte r.. Hosle, dtooss.
cd. aud for hearing the application Of Matte 4.
Merritt. Robert Hubbs and o. L. c. FairchIId
for the Issuance 70 them OF Letters Testamop.
tsTy, when anu who're any person Intersated
may appear and contest the anna.
O. D. WIsEMAH.
/. .. GsEk.
Dated. Elko, Hey.. Get. n. isS7. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
From Frid.y,. D.uy..
WALNAGCNOi.

tsndiue the Eiko uuLlie ,aho0lx
I'm, ,.u.r." 7,A,-cS~.
mer crops. s.
. $50.
si'aea 70 ihye't in
ga =" nna some me
nus opu'A ot'eo ~ NE
~ =. 1Aar
,5.i ~, Co.. -.
49,, - pa
;, p.,I,o.a 49,.
nnu,,
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-.
on" ' ooy' .ne
'' zen ~ INC not
A"u
" ~ A"1
'uqus On ING nen-
~
No
"
Ane nazette say Justice founS OF
Nieno disfnissed the chSrge Of murder
against william Patton, who killed q
Chinese Cook last sunday morning,
BILE. LIZ
=.
Auguhtus' d said sTeetiy
- - 'uon' you tnink nome The
uT. P'aee ON e"I'nf "nSsie said he
u'en AuoN' Out us PtooHoie tnSt no
30 i0'ns mas ness cen psck TO
sec nef SINCE. ,,,Iya,ir 90
The Reno Journal says the new time
80 ou'
!, 49,.
,in. - -.
on to~n Il very
h,eiy now being run Oh "transerS. No
'u'e "ls". Livery one seems TO % doing
Nor'ing business leam'ns Is good
- piep
u'
1870 s H0
fog.
For many years Austin. says the Sill
yer State, was one of the best mining
camps in Nevada. Since the closing OF
the Manhattan mines q month OF more
since. there has been an exodus from
'"0 camp u S"'u tnAt ooo people
e' Ah' "ineS arc Sa'u 70
"sh' Jul 'ney nte not oeins
no ''"n"
From our Wells correspondent We
learn hat Poly. H-ilbro1 4 Go. shipped
from that place yesterday to their house
in San Francisco fourteen cars OF cattle,
mostly 2-y.ar olds aud all in good con-
dition. They are what have been
known as the DoRtown cattle belonging
to the Steele Bros. Weeks Bros, Gibbs,
and Conway OF Glover VsHey.
Shoshone JournAl:-M. II. Davis, the
stockman. was in town Wednesday
from CAmas prnirie. He reports that
the weather has been most favorable
for tho Fall round up. WHICH was com
pletsd last week. The. bands which
have ranged together on camas are all
separated in good shape and some have
been started out toward the Winter
ranges.
Silver Stnte:--A number OF. Indians
celebrated the closing Of the iandanco
by getting eloriously drunk y.st.rday.
One buck, whose squaw not too full 10
navigate. took her on his back and
packed her to his wickiup across the
river. The heavy sentences imposed
on James and Mnther for selling vbi--
ky TO Indians Mt Fort Med ernot,, docs
mi nre want tha vsJ IMAM f.ow n.,,;n.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13

iaALAA0CMDL

column.
Bee Notice Of sLsau snSins ior al. IN
another column.
Hugh Martin, Of Island NoaatLu. /.
In toun to-AV.
Go y RsinAA,tis for LAAas.' wr.p.
and Geutlsnen's ClOthiDs.
Hugh Martha and r. Fisher cam.
down from Hallsek this nOrning.
There are ZONE i~udioAtiou. OF an .p-
preaching storm. which uould be quit.
Welcome.
Mr.. and MrN AyrOA rt1lry came in
from Lamoills BY private conveyance
this afternoon.
Jno. 8. MsySugh 10 Putting up a. ad-
dition to his residence. Go. Elmors 10
doing the masonry.
Texas Siilings:-Times arc pretty
hard Gbea Z mas can't COLLECT his ideas
or borrow trouble.
During the September hot weather
the consumption OF beer in New York
ran up 10 100000 kegsA day.
The Inter-Idaho says that Miss Clara
II. Wines read . society paper at the
HALEY Literary Society last Friday
night.
Terrific gales are prevailing on the
English coast. aud q fearful amount
Of shipwrecks and loss Of life has &C.
CURED.
Jesse r. Grant, y0ungest 900 Of Gen.
eral Grant, is now In California looking
after Gons mining property in which he
is interested.
Rosenstoek has Just received . hne
lot Of Trunks. CAlland see them. He
also xeeps o large stock Of Notions and
Fancy goods at lowest prices.
The Southern Pacific Railroad nov
allows ~enigrunts TO lay over in SacrA-
mento forty.eiHht hours on their tickets.
The company will be asked 70 extend
the privilege to ten days.
4 Salt Lake dispatch rays Engineer
RoSsSer, II. Z. Houghton and n survey
party left there Tuesday morning on
. trip oVer the proposed route Of the
Salt Lake aud Los Angeles Rail-
road.
An election for State otieers will take
place tomorrow in New York and
Ohio. The Republicans seem sure OF
elscting ETnker Governor Of Ohio. but
are not 90 positive Of success 10 New
York.
Late Tuesday night Bishop D. F.
Thoma. was arrested near Ogden on a
charge Of unlawful oohS6htion. and
bound over in the sun OF $4,000.
Thomas has been underground over I've
years.
The Silver State says that scarlet fe-
yer is quite prevalent In Paradise VAL
KY. and the schools are said 10 be
closed in consequence. Fortunately
the disease. 80 far. has been Of the mild.
est typ
A brute in Los Angeles has been dis.
covered Who for the past two years has
heeu violating his I3.yeAr old daughter.
He had so biunted the moral sense Of
the child that she say no improperly
in her fathers conduct.
This isEh< nrst line written BY the
editor OF the IEDErEEDEST since 6atur-
day, October 29ih. having been proc
tFatsd by sickness since thst time. We
hope, however. TO be In the enjoyment
Of uIuAl health In . few days.
Reckhart Il FIoslioh have Just re-
Ceived . consignment Of Fresh Eastern
Cidsr. pure aud sweet. which will be
sold * Wholesale or retail in tots to snit.
They also received this morning Gnoth.
sI carload Of the celebrated Milwaukee
Bottled Beer.
.u Son ~ u ~,
""."
,u Tv;. 49,, rm.,...
r,on,h."
"what was the matter with your"
Nothing. but my attorney couldn't
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13

Stationary Engine Boiler, Blower and
Other nxtures that have been used fo,tV .
days In running q % ton afv,r.as .;T
This machinery Is at Wells under coysta
and In good order, Apply to s. -; "'.
sp F. r. HAapksr1, ~ 4
tl~T ''a '' wsis, -Ntv. y
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HorELARMvALs:
On norIL-B.r,lsts & o.tS,ieLs.:
Proprietor

p Cuive,. la. Slant. Tn...n-.
| Cobb R.nsh, T..,.. ITa,-
Angel. = rarlo, R,..~~..p 60
Union civ, JMcD;on;. In 49,
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Gilmore, Hsi,rek: WCol.n, AIco,.-
.LsmoiIls; p weber. H,;l,r
Pedro Altuba. Vim Pr,o, IA WIN
Jams. J b WtIHsn. m s,ok., c.
Grimes, Hank Hmith. Ch,. Ncph:r.o.
Tu,oaro,. PM soAn,...-- 49,
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Thousands OF Dollar.

Dated. Elko. HSv., Oet., n. 1877.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-11-13
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
ADVERTISING Z

Wu1 ~ AAds - Low - 70 eoostAsat With
SSuNA SsSIssss Vdndpbs. Apply - IL 1t.
AoS fer tS1aG.
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Iron ru..a.y:s D.ny.l
0ALAA0UHDI.

Lac night vas an unusually cold
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-18
Not Man and Wife.

There are some queer couples in
this world,h remarked Dearborn
street real estate agent. "The other
day man aud woman called to see
about renting Hat OF the North Side.
Tue woman did all the talking, and
turned to the mau for confirmation or
co-oper ration. lie was agreed with
her, and did it very meekly.
Well says the woman finally, 81
will give you S2j or the fat, won't
we, Johnf'
"Yes'n' replied the man.
"And I'll pay my rent promptly,
too, won't VIC, Jolu?'
"Yes'm"
And I'll take good care Of the
house, won't |, Johu?n
but | inquired, a. usual in such
cases, "are you man aud wifop
MAN and wifew exclaimed the
woman sharply, Indeed we are not
are We JohuT
Nom"
"What?" says |, mot man and
wife,
Not much. TIL have YOU know
that IN this family we arc wife and
man; nin't we JoluF'
"Ncs'm."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-18
RULED BY PREJUDICE.

Eew ,nrgnna ra,Ii,o boyv ,horou,bI,,
hev ", controIIdj hv rro;"d;n" % ;.o'OuS",y o'.l,,
,he;r ",, J;s"5ran,o P'sJ',no ~ o,. W." ,,' w.
tLe troo,r,an, nf rIan,,o,;sr, " !l,i,'
sni,t;na amJ tood,nio L"s H., 'Vu,''s'" 80,
on,v.orJ % n,',iiC",;",, ~ onJ I ,I'orns9 ;,I' aG,io
on, s,nrnirr Wv ,h;ni i t&o, ,io ",;o;,, -
tLcsc trdnhics ,os, ''i Crn "e mece.s;, r,o hc ;u
tornoI u,n 80 ," ,I, ~
rub and find no relief hlouhoro4i istakrn
internally, and as proof that this is the
correct principle. il cures surely and ouirk.
". The statement of those who hare been
cured ought to convince the incredulous.
Cp p.,oo ,,,,u,Lo. ~ .o,,. o,1n
,,,o,ia, i'a hnI =, o'.L,'cnvn .La,n, 80 'n!s' ;
nJ ra ,ras "nu s,' r's,'a,'i ,.,'ia ,' ''Sr n,",'
,hcre ia NO wa1;:irr ''ii iild '1'' ~ '''' '''
"'.'' - Nv 'e''','l INV ~
James W. Reed, 1913 Penn Ave, l'itts-
burgh, Pa, says: " My mother, although u
years of age, was entirely cured hv the use
az AlI,,G,rnsu
VI A'hi"Phoror'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-18

W. W. Reed, druggist, Of VIM
chester, Ind, writes "Ono Of my
customers, Mrs. Louisa Pike, Barto-
mia. Randolph Co, Ind, was q long
sufferer with Consumption, and was
given up to die Ly her physicians.
She heard OF DIR. Kings New Dis>
covery for Consumption, and began
buying it Of me. 1n six months
time she walked to this city, q dis.
tanco Of six miles, and is now 80
much improved she has quit using il.
Sho feels she owes her life to it,"
FREQ Trial Bottles at G.. NJ. Shiudols
Drug Store.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-18
Embraced by . Bear

Hunter Forswth, OF Fox Hollow,
had "A tusSel with n big bear in Kaat-
crskill Glove that he will remember
as long as hc lives. Several days ago
Forsyth got on the track OF shaggy
beast, and he followed the trail con
tiuuously for nearly forty eight hours
When Forsyth had finally cornered
his meat it made plucky fight, and
came near sending him whore all
good hunters go. The bear hunted
the hunter with vengencc, aud af
ter it had broken Forsyh's rife tried
TO hug Forsyth to death as they roll,
cd down the hill together. Things
looked glum tor Forsyth on the trip
hown the face Of the mou9tain, but
the bear kept him from getting mel
choly by tearing his clothing aud lac
Grating his ilc.h with his claws, be
sides nearly squeezing the life out OF
him. by n desperate effort Forsyth
succeeded in uuSheuthiug his long
hunting knife, and, as the bottom OF
tho mountain was reached he plunged
the blade into the shaggy bruto's
heart. The bear rolled over dead and
Forsyth staggered 90 his feet, weak
from loss Of blood and rcoling like u
drunken man. lie fell twice from
sheer exhaustion before he had reach
ed the knaterskill stream. Alter h,
had fully recovered his wind and com
posurc hc returned to the scene Of hin
fight and secured the bile, which /.
magnificent oue. -Dc'ar uc Cgmto
DemOcrdt.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-08-18
Fifty Years Ct Progress.

The Milwaukee Sentenel thus SUN
marizes the events which have rem
dered the last FIVE decades among the
most remarkable in history,
The discovery Of the electric tel;
graph.
The discovery Of photography.
The establishment OF ocean stcan.
naviSuti 'r
The annexation Of Texas.
The war with NrAi,o and the nc
qulsltion Of California with IN. III.
oovery Of gold that followed
The French revolution ofIsiS.
The rise and G"ll Of Napoleon III,
and the establishment OF the II, ench
rFlnhlic
The laying OF the ocean cables.
~ . great civil war and the aboll.
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Whom sho was a Child eho cred for Caa,oria,
Whor sho became Miss, she clung 10 Cnstoria,
When SLe had Chiidr,n she gave them Casioria
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tion Of slavery.
The uniiication Of Italy.
The great Franco German war and
the uniication Of Germany.
The overthrow OF the Pope's TEN
poral power.
The emancipation of the Russian
scrfs.
The extension of Russian power ia,
to Central isiu.
The discovery OF the source Of the
Nile and the Tiger, aud the explora
tion of interior Africa.
The discovery Of the telephone.
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